The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 3

1941 SCHOOLS GIVEN $66,984 AID BY STATllCOUNTY County Treasurer Completes Apportionment of Public School Funds. Oneida coun-ty's public schools, including those' in Rhinelander, this week received checks totaling $66,983.82 as the approtionment of public school funds for 1939-40 was completed by Mrs. Anna Gruper, county treasurer. This is the first time since 1932 that the.full amount of state aid, as allotted by the state legislature, was made available to the schools. In other years, the actual state aid available for schools was less than the promised amount and the money had to be prorated among the schools.

Of the total amount, $20,000 was sent to the Rhinelander schools and $44,983.82 to the schools in the 19 towns of the county. The largest amount received by any town was the $5,100 sent to Pelican. Amounts Are Explained. According to J. M.

Reed, county superintendent of schopls, the basic school aid. is paid at the rate of $250 per elementary teacher, provided the average'daily attendance per. teacher is 25 or more, regardless of the assessed valuation of the district. If this valuation is less than $200,000 per teacher, then an additional amount is allotted'for each elementary teacher and is determined by multiplying the school tax rate in the district by the difference between $200,000 and the actual assessed yaluatpn of the district. This multiplier or tax rate cannot exceed four mills', nor can the product of 'such multiplication, equally the additional aid, exceed $350 per teacher in figuring this additional aid.

The highest possible amount which any school can receive in state aid is $600 per elementary teacher, including the $250 basic state aid and the additional $350 aid. This maximum would apply only in school districts where there is a low assessed valuation and a relatively high local tax rate. Aid Given by County. In addition to the state aid, the school districts are allotted $250 county aid per elementary teacher with the provision that where one elementary teacher is employed the average daily attendance must not be less than 10. Where two teachers are employed, such attendance must be between 26 and 50, where there are three teachers the attendance must be between 51 and 75, and where four teachers are employed RHlNELANDEfc (W1S.) NEWH the attendance must be between 76 and 100.

Where the attendance is less than 10, the district receives $25 as state aid and a similar amount in county aid for each pupil in average daily attendance. For those districts in which schools have been suspended, the state and county each grant aid i $111,000, two teachers, $1,200 state aid, $500 county aid. Pine No. 1, valuation of $322,000, five teachers. $3.000 state "aid, $1,250 county aid.

No. 1, valuation of $329,000, two teachers, $780.52 state aid, $500 county aid; Dist. No. 2, valuation of $89,000, two teachers! Ut7 VCTIUOL1UII Ul tVVl) lOclCfi for tuition and pupil transportation. $1,200 state'aid, $500 county aid Last period covered by No.

1, valuation of the public school aids listed in this $318,000, one teacher, $250 state aid Beaver Lake school in $250 county aid. Sugar No. 1, valuation of $564,000, four teachers, $1 944 state aid, $1,000 county aid. Three No. 1, valuation of $1.346,000, five teachers, $1 250 state aid, $1,250 county aid.

No. 1, valuation V11V. J-FWH Cl 111 the town of Cassian was closed and the children were transported to Rhinelander. Supt. Reed said other schools probably will be closed during the coming year.

District The amounts of state' and county canal had stopped and that for the past 48 hours the Axis forces had taken a "defensive attitude" around Tobruk, and Salum, Egypt. Cairo dispatches said the British fleet was raining hundreds of tons shells into Axis forces west of Salum, destroying long columns of motor transport. I Vel 111 Til OH aid received by each school districts of $187.000, two teachers, $1 183 st-ne in Oneida county, together with the aid, $500 county aid. valuation equalized by the state and the number of elementary teachers in each district, were as follows: No. 1, valuation of $96,000, one teacher, $600 state aid, $250 county aid; Dist.

No. 2, valuation of $176,000, two teachers, $1,200 state aid, $500 county aid; Dist. No. 3, valuation of $114,000, two teachers, $1,200 state aid, $500 county aid. No.

1, valuation of $303,000, four teachers, $2,400 state aid, $1,000 county aid. No. 1, valuation of $243,000, two teachers, $1,128 state aid, $500 county aid. No. 1, (joint district with Lake Tomahawk), valuation of $314,000, two teachers, $500 state aid, $500 county aid.

No. 1, (joint with Arbor Vitae, Vilas county), valuation of $1,098,000. five teacher? $1 250 state aid, $1,250 county-aid 'of $8,327 000, 40 teachers, $10,000 state aid $10,000 county aid. Allies (Continued from Page 1.) Lake Tomahawk Dist. No.

l.i valuation of" $163,000, one teacher, $298 state aid, $250 county aid; Dist. No. 2 (joint-with Cassian). valuation of $49,000, students 'transported to Rhinelander, $50 stale aid, $50 county aid. Little No.

1. valuation of $70,000, two teachers, $1,200 state aid, $500 county aid. No. 1, valuation of $1,948,000, eight' teachers, $2,000 state aid, $2,000 county aid. No.

1, valuation of $132,000. four teachers, $2,400 state aid, $1,000 county aid; Disl. No. 2, valuation of $30,000, one teacher, $600 state aid, $250 county aid. No.

1, valuation of $258,000, one teacher, $75 state aid, $75 county aid; Dist. No. 2, valuation of $172,000, two teachers, $1,200 state aid, $500 county aid. No. 1, valuation of $518,000, six teachers, $3,600 state aid, $1,500 county aid.

No. 1, valuation of mentioned as the extreme west end of the Greek Allied defense line Greeks in Peril. Fascist dispatches said the Greek army retreating from Klisura. in central Albania, was in grave peril of being cut off by Italian troops teacher, driving toward Perat on the Greek- Albanian frontier. "A maneuver to encircle enemy armies drawn up between the Osum river and the sea is in full swing," the Italian high command said.

"The enemy, everywhere pursued FREE DANCE Music By GABRIEL DAVIS His Horn and His Band At The GATEWAY Monico, WiS. Saturday, April 19 One pint whiskey to winner of the Hollywood Horse Race by our troops and mnchine-giivined and bombed by our air squadrons, is falling back in disorder." In the north, II Duce's Fascist legions were reported to have completed occupation of tho Yugoslav coast with the junction of columns from the north and south at Dubrovnik. Berlin said Gen. Dusnn Simovic, who took over the government of Yugoslavia in' a coup which enthroned 17-year-old King Peter II and overthrew the pro-Axis regime of Regent Prince Paul, had fled the country. On the African war front, British officials said the German-Italian drive into Egypt toward the Suez Measles Cases Forced Closing Of Gagen School GAGEN, April Correspondent of The Gagen school has been closed for the past two weeks because of the many cases of measles in the community.

Among those ill with measles are Edith, Mary and Ronald Dixon. Bonnie Skochil, Bobbie Fish and Sylvia Foust. Gagan BrSefs. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Simonson and children were in Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Loveton, of Rhinelander, were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Anshus, of New London, transacted business in the vicinity.

Dixon has returned from visit in Bernico Hollsted and Robert who attend school in Rhinelander, visited at their home here- Pelican Lake Car Is Damaged Here A car driven by Mrs. iBernice Pukali of Pelican Lake was slightly damaged late yesterday afternoon when it was struck by a car owned and driven by C. M. Stolle of Tripoli, city police reported. The mishap occurred in front of the Musson and Anderson garage on Stevens street.

Police said Stolle drove into tho traffic lane on Stevens street from the garage driveway, and the front bumper of his car struck and damaged the right fender of Mrs. Pukall's car, which was going south on Stevens street. PAGE DANCE Saturday Night at Sam Peters Tavern Riverside Resort Known as Coffee Pot, Highway 47 North If you want a good time come on out. Oscar Durkce's Orch. will do their best to keep the crowd entertained Lunch served every Saturday Hi I iiii Indian Design BLANKETS Sturdy cotton in bright.

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Toe guards! VV .1 QUITTIN USED CARS USINESS SALE! We're Through! We're Getting Out of the Used Car Business! Look at These Unheard of BargainsTj '40 Hudson Country Club Deluxe Sedan Air Conditioned, Airfoam Seat Cushions, Overdrive; Looks and Runs Like New 194O Hudson Deluxe Tudor Touring Sedan Air Conditioned, Airfoam Seat Cushions, Radio; Original Grey Finish: Priced to Sell Quick 1939 Plymouth For- dor Touring Sedan. With Trunk. Original Blue Finish, Low Mileage. See It! USED CARS Every Car at Unbelievable Prices! Compare withbthers at Higher Prices 1939 Chevrolet Master Town Sedan Original Maroon Finish, Radio, Twin Fog Lights, Heater; Very Clean. Priced to Sell Quick.

1939 Chevrolet Master Town Sedan Runs and looks like a new car. Come in and judge for yourself. 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe A real value for $229 1935 PLYMOUTH FORDOR DELUXE TOURING SEDAN New paint job, four new tires, good condition 1933 Plymouth Coach A bargain at only $219 $129 1935 Dodge Fordor Deluxe Sedan Original finish, very good rnb- ber, nice and clean 1933 Studebaker Brougham This car is worth much more. Only $229 $119 1936 Plymouth Coach Original finish, excellent run- nlng condition, for only 1937 Plymouth Pickup New paint job. A buy at only 1937 Terra plane Deluxe Coupe $259 Original finish, very clean $329 1936 Dodge 3 Ton Panel A bargain for the right buyer.

Very clean for only 1931 Studebaker Fordor Sedan Take me home for $219 $59 Extra! Extra! Read All About Going Out of the Used Car Business Oneida Used Car Company's tremendous stock of used cars now on sale at tremendous reductions. Sedans, coupes' convertibles, Chevies, Fords, Plymouths, Buicks, Reds, blues, conceivable make and model and size and color. Now you can own the car you want for less money than you ever dreamed of paying. We've decided to quit the new and used car business. We must liquidate our large stock of used cars in 30 days.

We've slashed the prices so far down it's hard to believe but we must move them at once our loss is your gain. Hurry for best selections and best values. 1939 Chevrolet Ton Pickup 429 Low Mileage, Good Rubber. An Exceptional Truck Value. 1937 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Low mileage, excellent condition 1935 Chevrolet Coupe A real bargain at $329 $159 1938 Ford 85 Tudor Sedan Reconditioned throughout.

A buy at 1937 Ford Coupe Fully reconditioned. Very clean. A steal at $379 $279 1933 Oldsmobile Fordor Tour. Sedan A buy for $59 1937 Chevrolet Master Town Sedan A good family car. $329 1938 Ford Tudor Sedan Very good mechanical condl- tion 1937 Ford Fordor Sedan $349 $329 1937 Ford Tudor Sedan $319 1936 Ford Fordor Touring Sedan final blue finish, food Original nlng order.

Only ran- $259 MANY OTHER BARGAINS IN CARS, TRUCKS Special Attention Paid to Buyers With No Trade-In. 'Sale Now Going On ALL CARS GUARANTEED TO BE IN GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION Special Attention Paid to Buyers With No Trade-In. Some With X941 License Plates Low Finance Rates VMMRHi BBB MW HB BHB Mi HBHH MM RM HH iHB 111 North Brown'Street Rhinelander, Wisconsin.